EP 17: What It Takes for Our Deepest Struggles to Become Our Greatest Teachers with Megan Maguire
Meant For ThisShow Notes
For anyone who has gone through or experienced the loss of a loved one, this episode is for you. Megan Maguire is an intuitive life coach, reiki therapist, energy healer and mother. She has become someone I personally feel deeply connected to and we’ve never actually met in person yet. She has an innate gift of making you feel seen, calm, and free to show up exactly as you are. She has lived through some deep pain through the loss of her brother and becoming a single mom, but you would never know the depths of these struggles as she has chosen to lead with service and turned that pain into purpose. There is so much vulnerability and honesty in this conversation. It truly felt like connecting with a soul sister. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. Love you all. LINKS Connect with Megan on Instagram: @lifewithmeganmaguire www.meganmaguire.ca
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